Lua Web 3.0

Okay, so there's Ruby on Rails, right? And, there's its gems.

Okay, so then there's Lua. It has "lua rocks" (yes, much like ruby's gems).

I want to create a web framework like Rails, but it's for Lua. It would be called Crack (usage: Lua on Crack). This way, when you need to get extra components, you need to get Crack Rocks.

Does this sound like a good idea? The only thing holding me back is Lua has no official working threading implementation.

Lua on Crack
Enjoy being politely asked by the Ruby on Rails community to change your name^[1]

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¹ See http://www.nabble.com/Groovy-on-Rails-is-no-more-%28kind-of%29-to3672535.html